klausjensen

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by klausjensen 5y ago
Poland has stepped up, big time. You have very good reason to be proud. Same goes for Romania, Hungary and Moldova.
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by klausjensen 5y ago
My girlfriend is Ukranian, and we left Ukraine 2 months ago (for reasons completely unrelated to Russian threats btw). She is going to start a new (remote) job, where the onboarding was originally planned to be mid-March in Kyiv, because th
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by klausjensen 5y ago
I believe the author refers to Afghanistan under the rule of Taliban...
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by klausjensen 5y ago
You seem to fail to see, that the so-called "NATO expansion towards East" is independent, democratic countries, voluntarily joining a defence-alliance. To large parts of Eastern/Northern Europe, it is either be part of a pret
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by klausjensen 5y ago
>> Thus in a way you're motivating and voting for more deaths... I see your point. But the Ukranians do not want to live under a Putin-puppet government, and they are willing to pay with their lives - but could use more equipment
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by klausjensen 5y ago
In a co-working space, I am currently running 4x27" Dell screens @ 2560x1440px. Two stacked landscape + a portrait on each side. I split the screens in logical units with Powertoys FancyZones (I run Windows). For the very limited spac
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by klausjensen 5y ago
The IT outsourcing companies do this at scale, pretending to be something during interview - and then really being something completely different once the "job" is won. It is deception as a business model. It is not the fault of t
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by klausjensen 5y ago
This is what the large Indian IT-outsourcing companies do at scale. When they need to win the contract, they bring in bright and very qualified people to win the client-org over. After the contract is won and the work begins, they replace t
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by klausjensen 5y ago
I looked up Hyperthymic/hyperthymia, so you don't have to...: Hyperthymic temperament, or hyperthymia ... is a proposed personality type characterized by an exceptionally, or in some cases, abnormally positive mood and dispositio
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by klausjensen 5y ago
Clickable uri to the right page: https://www.uriports.com/dmarc :)
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by klausjensen 5y ago
I find that I really enjoy the process of building something - more than the language or stack itself, as long as it gets out of my way and lets me do my thing. For me, because I know it so well, that is C#/dotnet core.
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by klausjensen 5y ago
Twice in my career I have been involved in evaluating enterprise products for a large corporation - and part of that process was looking at Gartner reports. The Gartner reports were complete and utter garbage, filled with factual errors. Lo
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by klausjensen 5y ago
More like what other people say it is. :)
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by klausjensen 5y ago
Same for me. I tried "escaping" ReSharper a few times over the years (have used it for 10+ years) - but I kept crawling back after a few days or weeks feeling super handicapped without the features. I also bought new hardware - an
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by klausjensen 5y ago
I second this. Hellosign has been my goto for signing PDF's for years and years - and I use the free plan. I even use it when I am the only signer.
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by klausjensen 5y ago
I am afraid not. I think the explanations required around the process/reflection makes it too difficult to "market" - so I have put it off.
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by klausjensen 5y ago
Biggest lesson has been that the effect of tracking has led to positive improvements, because of the awarenes it creates. Honestly - the data analysis and looking back - has taught me pretty very little I did not already know. Yes, I can ob
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by klausjensen 5y ago
For ~10 years I have been doing what I call my "Daily Score". It is basically me reflecting and self-evaluating my day in 6 categories, that are the most relevant to me: - Sleep - Diet - Exercise - Execution (how well did I did wh
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by klausjensen 5y ago
For the past ~15 years, I have scanned/saved documents in Evernote - and I do not file it in folders at all, but use their OCR feature, which lets me search inside documents. Their scanner app on the phone let's me quickly scan a
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Wall-painting robot: A million paint spots, 3 colors and 1 mind hack(youtube.com)
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by klausjensen 5y ago
Erh... No it certainly is not. People signed up for it, probably get value from it. How on earth would you categorize that as spam?
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by klausjensen 5y ago
The reasoning is covered in the article.
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by klausjensen 5y ago
HCOL => High Cost of Living I looked it up so you don't have to.
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by klausjensen 5y ago
Malta is riddled with corruption and has no real banking options. It also has a very different legal system than IE/UK/US.
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by klausjensen 5y ago
"If only we take away people's freedom to buy giftcards or trade crypto, it will make it slightly more difficult to be a criminal." Too many people are so triggerhappy to take away legitimate use of some things, because &quot
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by klausjensen 5y ago
My cat's facebook account disliked this post.
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by klausjensen 5y ago
I googled it so you do not have to...: "A Pigovian (Pigouvian) tax is a tax assessed against private individuals or businesses for engaging in activities that create adverse side effects for society."
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by klausjensen 5y ago
If you're ever in Johannesburg, please set aside time to visit the Apartheid museum. It's a very moving experience, not least because it's so recent...
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by klausjensen 5y ago
Social Media
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by klausjensen 5y ago
I didn't recognize the name, so I looked it up (so you don't have to). "Ghislaine Maxwell...known for her association with financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein." https://en.wikipedia.org/w

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